Germany goes to the European Championship Semifinal against Spain with a forced starting eleven. National coach Christian Wück are available against the world champion for reasons of injuries and only 16 field players due to barriers.
In defense in particular, after the red map of Kathrin Hendrich in the quarter -finals against France and the injury -related departure from Sarai Linder (ankle) against “Les Bleues”, forced to act. Good for the DFB team and the 52-year-old: Carlotta Wamser can reappear in the third group game against Sweden and a served lock.
And “Calle”, as the Leverkusener is called, should switch off this evening (9 p.m., live in the first and in the first and in the livestream at Sportschau.de) on the right defense side Spain’s strong left winger Claudia Pina Medina. The 21-year-old replaces Linder. For Hendrich, Sophia Kleinherne comes to her starting eleven debut at the tournament in Switzerland. The Wolfsburg native, together with Rebecca Knaak, forms central defense. On the left side, Franziska Kett again receives the trust of Wück.
Däbritz moves in starting eleven for locked nuts
There is also a change in midfield. For the Sjoeke Nüsken, which has to break down against France, who has to break down a yellow lock, the experienced Sara Däbritz moves into the initial formation. The 30-year-old will meet some of her future teammates like striker Athenea del Castillo, since she recently switched to Real Madrid.
Hoffmann receives preference in front of Schüller again
Däbritz plays in the central midfield alongside captain Janina Minge and Elisa Sense. Klara Bühl (left) and Jule Brand are set on the outer positions. As the only attacker in the German 5-4-1 system, Giovanna Hoffmann, who is strong in combat and combat, presents the preference to Lea Schüller, who has her strengths more as an anchor and final player in the penalty area.
The starting eleven of the DFB team against Spain:
Berger – Wamser, Knaak, Kleinhernen, Kett – Mining – Sense, Däbritz – Brand, Bühl – Hoffmann